24 N. Y. Children Visit Local Homes
Twenty four children from New York begin the second and last week of their visit in Lisitu and vicinity as guests of the Tribune Fresh Air Fund. Host families include Mrs. Richard Gingrich and Mrs. Clayton Keath among others in Lancaster area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lisitu
Tribune “Fresh-Air’ Fund
Wenky
Lancaster
Big City
Richard Gingrich
Pottstown
Clayton Keath
Town
Mary Calf
BR. W. Piehm
Michael Spiga
Peter Deiivich
R. D
Carmine Costanse
C. M. Bumberger
Elizabeth Thomas
Anna Miningt
Koehler
Elm
Mary Barone
P. K. Graybill
Gloria Pope
A. R. Shearer
Manheim
Woran Morabine
Carmela Lombardo
D. B. Eberly
Katherine Ingram
Elmer W. Eberly
Louise Deveral Lissee
Philip Bucher
Sel Hill
Rita Collins
Alice Zook
R. TN
Antoinette Tempe
Jennie la Cova
A. H. Longenecker
Angelina Randargo
Benedetto Mueh
Klunk Birthday Card Party Honored By Mr and Mrs Klunk
Mr and Mrs William Klunk entertained on Saturday evening for Mr Klunk s birthday. Guests included Mr and Mrs Amon Sheaffer Mr and Mrs Arthur Guiney Ralph Worley Mrs Sheaffer Mary Dengate Flora Jeareher Teresa Klunk. Prizes awarded to Mr Worley Flora Jeareher and Mary Dengate. Refreshments were served by the hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Klunk
Wer
Amon Sheaffer
Arthur Guiney
Ralph Worley
Mrs Sheaffer
Mary Dengate
Floa Lareher
Teresa Klunk
Worley
Flora Jeareher
Births Reported in Brownstown and Town
Mr and Mrs Logan Carpenter of Brownstown announce a 9 pound daughter born Friday morning. Mr and Mrs Frank Showers of town announce a son born Tuesday morning at the home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan Carpenter
Brownstown
Mrs. Frank Showers
Town
Legion All-Stars Meet Honey Brook Tonight at Wal Park
Legion All-Stars host Honey Brook tonight at the breath Avenue field for the Northern County League clash. The visitors seek revenge after a 3 to 0 defeat in their previous meeting. admission is reduced to 15 cents.
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Legion
Wal
Honey Brook
Legion All
Breath Avenue
J. Honey Brook
Jose
Lancaster
Lancaster City
Sailor Samuel Weaver Visits Lititz After Fifteen Years
Samuel Weaver of the battleship Sonacae in the Pacific Fleet arrived in Lititz Tuesday to visit Len Haines family after a fifteen year absence. Weaver, on his fourth enlistment, enlisted in 1900 and had not returned home since. The Sonacae docked at Newport News after sailing from the Pacific via the Panama Canal for the East. Weaver must report for duty Sunday as the ship plans to return to the Pacific soon.
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Samuel Weaver
Sonacae
Len? Haines
Weaver
Navy
Sona
Newport News
Pacific Coast
Panama Canal
Roosevelt
Pacific
Legion Plang Carnival to Feature Local Entertainment
A town carnival on the Lititz lot features the Girls in tan and novelty acts with Ol Gray the old Tul Billy as the main draw. Gates open with free admission for children and machines. prizes include four gift prizes and games of akin.
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Lititz
Ol Gray
Gale
Akin
Gabe
Postponed Picnic by Sunbean Class at Spring Lake Park
The Sunbeam Class of St. Paul's Lutheran Sunday School postpones last Thursday's picnic due to threatening weather. It will be held this afternoon at Spring Lake Park, a mile north of Brickerville, with husbands and friends invited. A program of games and spots is planned.
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St. Paul's Lutheran Sunday School
Spring Lake Park
Brickerville
Desirable Property in Linen Pa in Good Condition
Desirable Linen property offers spacious living in good condition with large horse facilities and ample storage. Local real estate listing notes strong appeal for rural buyers seeking comfort and practicality.
Record Index Baseball Scores and Classified Ads
A past page segment combines sports scores with classifieds and homemakers notes. It features a church page, shopping tips, farmer focused news and views, plus miscellaneous items from the era.
Local notes from town and region in brief
A patchwork of community updates lists travel plans, church activities, hospital improvements, and social visits. Names such as Samuel K. Lane Luther McCroud Amos W Dietrich J G Birger Roy St Rettenbaugh Leon Madlem William Rehlane Ruhlandi and several families appear with plans for trips to New York State auto caravans state legion events and local gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel K. Lane
Luther McCroud
New York State
Amos W. Dietrich
Shibe Park
J. G. Birger
Lonearth
Trinity
Broad Street
Roy St. Rettenbaugn
Leon Madlem
Suto
Lunastey Legion
William Rehlane
Contra Street
Agh
Mr. Ruhlandi
Tie
Ing
Chocolate Tog
Pittsbury
Pyank Keler
DR. Gratan
New York
Irene <Issinger
Samuel Keller
Manheon
Anid C Keller
Read
Two Former Lititz Residents Share Views of Europe
Two former Lititz residents recount experiences in Europe and discuss life and customs from their travels. Roy Workman and Mr Workman describe financial conditions and attitudes toward war, noting that nations prepared to fight may avoid it while others are unwilling to fight. Plans for a club carnival include a Thursday event at the Tavita Camping Club bungalow with supper at 6 30.
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Lititz
Europe
Mr. Workadr
Roy Workman
Sutter Hotel
Workman
Sginiue
Hershel
Tavita
Picnic Attracts Families From Wide Area For Two Days
The event draws about 100 families from towns including Reading and Lancaster. It runs two days next week with entertainment and company participation to keep the oil station open for the duration, as locals gather for the unusual community picnic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jiz
Sity
BFP
Tanz Saml Roler
Aloy
Burg
Reading
Lancaster
York
Marvis
Hiking tragedy and odd notes on local residents
SNOOPS Paul Rupy and Warres Diehm hiked Sunday when Ruppy stepped on a stone and was bitten by a enraged beast. The report also recalls J. M. M L from South Broad and a faded memory of courting youth, with the note continuing on Page 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Rupy
Warres Diehm
Bethal
Ruppy
J. M. ML
South Broad
European living costs worry former Lititz resident
Elmer H. Bobst former Lititz resident now Nutley Hoffmann La Roche vice president reports rising European prices in Italy Switzerland Czechoslovakia Germany and France. He notes currency issues make imports expensive and sustaining current prices difficult amid general public discontent with high costs of living.
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Europe
Elmer H. Bobst
Lititz
Bobst
Hoffman- LaRoche, Inc
Nutley
N. I
Italy
Switzerland
Czechoslovakia
Germany
France
LaRoche
Motor trip to Washington and camp visit with relatives
Mr and Mrs D Bricker and son Walton of town and Mrs Alice Bobst of Philadelphia, who had been staying at the General Sutter Hotel, motored to Camp Meade Md yesterday. There they met Randolph Bricker, another son, at the end of his C M T C encampment, then proceeded to Washington and Harper s Ferry, Mrs Bobst s former home and Mrs Bricker s birthplace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer II
Bobst
Watton
Montclair
N. J
Josephine Schott
Jean
Philadelphia
Jes K. Reach
Raymond Bare
DL Grosh
T. Grosh
B. M. Leaman
Vaca
Town
Tion
Leann
Lund
St. Pawl Turkeran
Camp Nawakwa
Nancy Habecker
Nancy Seaman
Evelyn Fiamerman
Marian Kaufman
Sammy
Tda Sammy
Aty Thekman
F. A. Weisel
D. ¥. Bricker
Walton
Alice Bobst
General Sutter Hotel
Camp Meade
Randolph Bricker
Ushers Picnic Draws Moraian Association Members
Annual Moraian Ushers Association picnic slated for this afternoon at Buch's. The event features various sports, a covered lunch, and beverages including coffee, ice cream, and lemonade served by the association as attendees enjoy a social outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moravian Ushers Association
Buch’s
Pool Thursday and Friday for school children
A notice announces pool access on Thursday and Friday for school children. The text mentions Dutz Pool and indicates days are set aside for student use. Details on times or ages are not provided.
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Dutz
Anid
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N. Y
U. S
Legion Plang Carnival
Record Index
Phe
Carl Nugent
Cheyingfeld
Maria McPohian
Urey Wall
Sonny W
TE. Wagner
Lebbs
Grananon
R. Workman
Rotary Club
Snoops
Elmer FH. Bobst
Washington
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